it is happening. but i think that the desire to make sure that kids don t feel tokenized, that they can go to school and just focus on being in school and being a kid. i would never ever want my child to be the one black child in a classroom. wouldn t wish that on anybody. shortly after the poseys came forward, these mothers were part of a group of concerned black parents at the school who wrote a letter in support of briscoe. they asked us to conceal their identities because of ongoing threatening phone calls to the school in the wake of the segregation claims. they believe briscoe acted in good faith. if the race was used as a factor in the class placement, they say they are in full support. i grew up where i was the only black child in the honors classes in my high school for four years. and when i say that i still have trauma based on it, i still have traumais bad on it. it was very isolating. principal briscoe is a black woman, she went to a black college, she raised two b
they believe brisco acted in good faith if their child s race was allegedly used as a factor in the class placement, they say they re in full support. i grew up where i was the only black child in the honors classes in my high school for four years. and when i say that i still have, you know, trauma based on it, i still have trauma based on it. it was very isolating. principal brisco. she is, you know, is a black woman. she went to a black college. she raised two black sons. there is no one on earth who can say that she does not care about black children. even the complainant, herself, has said that, you know, that her that brisco supposedly admitted to doing it to build community and so that no one black child is isolated in a classroom. reporter: but the posies say the principal violated the civil rights act of 1964 in using race to designate classes for black students. posy also alleges an after-school program she ran at the school was threatened to be cut in retaliation for h
but i think that the desire to make sure that kids don t feel tokenized, that they can go to school and just focus on being in school and being a kid. i would never, ever want my child to be the one black child in a classroom. reporter: shortly after the poseys came forward, these mothers were part of a group of concerned black parents at the school who wrote a letter in support of briscoe. they asked us to conceal their identities because of ongoing threatening phone calls to the school in the wake of the segregation claims. they believe briscoe acted in good faith if their child s race was allegedly used as a factor in the class placement, they say they re in full support. i grew up where i was the only black child in the honors classes in my high school for four years. and when i say that i still have trauma based on it, i still have trauma based on it. it was very isolating. principal briscoe, she is a black woman. she went to a black college. she raised two black sons. there